A police shooting in Wisconsin’s progressive capital city this week put the spotlight on persistent and deep racial divisions, prompting cancellations and other changes to popular summertime events as protesters said they were determined to continue public pressure for change in Madison.

Madison's chief of police says an officer in Wisconsin's capital city shot and killed a man who had injured him with a knife while resisting arrest.

The officer who fired was injured with a knife while trying to make an arrest, the Madison police chief said. Footage of the shooting circulated widely online.

The apartment building at 1515 8th Street, on the west side of Albuquerque, is not an obvious place for a shoot-out. When The Economist visited, children were playing outside in a paddling pool. On May 26th, however, a home at the end of the block became ...

By Steve Gorman and Kanishka Singh July 22 (Reuters) - Police officers in Madison, Wisconsin, fatally shot a man they were trying to arrest on Wednesday during a street-corner scuffle, which was recorded by onlookers and went viral on the internet,

Corey Ruiz's family spoke publicly for the first time alongside attorney Ben Crump, calling for accountability after the fatal Madison police shooting.